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16D31-UC
16 Series Female Plug, Contact & Insulator, Cam-Type, Detachable, Double Set Screw Termination, #2 - 2/0 AWG, 300 Amp Max, 16 Series Taper Nose, Type 3R When Mated, Clear
Leviton’s Rhino-Hide Single Pole Cam-Type Connectors supply temporary electrical power for both indoor and outdoor applications. These devices are designed for easy assembly and disassembly, without special tools.
Single or double set screw or crimp tube termination
NEMA ...
16 Series Female Plug, Contact & Insulator, Cam-Type, Detachable, Double Set Screw Termination, #2 - 2/0 AWG, 300 Amp Max, 16 Series Taper Nose, Type 3R When Mated, Clear
Leviton’s Rhino-Hide Single Pole Cam-Type Connectors supply temporary electrical power for both indoor and outdoor applications. These devices are designed for easy assembly and disassembly, without special tools.
Single or double set screw or crimp tube termination
NEMA 3R rated for outdoor use when mated
Designed with cylindrical profile to reduce snap
UL: 1691, 508 – 35k A / 600V Short Circuit Current Rating
Color-coding provides fast and easy phase identification
Common applications: entertainment, oil and gas, mining operations, power distribution, construction sites, and other temporary power applications
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